NORTH SHORE BREEZE 
MANCHESTER. 
Frank Robinson, district deputy 
marshal of Magnolia lodge, 149, I. O. 
O. F., and grand marshal John A. 
Hawson of Gloucester, paid an official 
visit to Magnolia lodge Thursday 
evening. 
Recently recorded : born, Feb. 3., a 
son to Mr. and Mrs. James R. Hamil- 
ton (Lillian Parsons); a son to Mr. 
and Mrs. John R. Wade. 
“Old Ship Masters and Vessels ’”’ 
was the subject taken up at the meet- 
ing of the Haphazard club, which met 
Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. 
Alfred C. Needham. 
The condition of Mrs. Solomon 
Parsons who has been confined to her 
bed the past two weeks with fever is 
Rev. E. H. Brewster went to Med- 
ford Thursday evening where he de- 
livered an address before the Sons of 
Veterans camp of that city on Lincoln, 
the occasion being the anniversary of 
Lincoln’s birthday. 
The 24th anniversary of the Y. P. 
S. C. E. was observed Jast Sunday by 
a special program at the Congrega- 
tional chapel. Deacon O. T. Roberts, 
one of the charter members of the 
society here led the meeting. 
The gold medal offered to the child- 
Pel pOme nee | Uniobay«s. bap 5 ool Oe 
the member having the best attend- 
ance for six months was awarded last 
Sunday to John Carter. 
The Republican town committee 
will meet in the caucus room of the 
Town hall, Monday evening, at 7.30 
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There will be a sale of ice-cream, 
cake, tea and home-made candies at 
the School street home of the Misses 
Brown, next Wednesday afternoon 
and evening. The sale will be held 
under the auspices of the Ladies’ 
Social Circle of the Congregational 
church and deserves generous patron- 
age. 
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Stevens have 
taken a tenement in the old Martin 
house on Washington street, recently 
occupied by the Burt Smiths. 
Friends of Mrs. Sarah A. Porter, 
who has been in the Beverly hospital 
the past two weeks, will be pleased to 
learn she is slowly improving in health. 
Mrs. Robert Prest, who is also under- 
going treatment at the Beverly hos- 
pital, is reported greatly improved. 
reported gradually improving. o’clock, for organization. Valentines at Allen’s. * 
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boxes of goods were also sent toa Boston laundry to be rough dried. The goods are 
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The people of Manchester and Magnolia are familiar with the general excellence of 
our stock. Come to the sale and you will be astonished at the remarkable bargains — 
the lowness of the prices and the quality of the goods. 
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